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A.DA A. UONAI)
TMUR8I~DAY. SEPTEMBER 5, iss._
Evidently Washingtol has its eye on
us. There is more than a suspieion
that the secretary of the Treasury
will et in a ruling on the lead ques
tion at a time when it may be expected
to do the most good. It has been im
possible to get from the deparment a
ruling such as the united West de
mands, but motives that have their
soure in polities may prevail at length.
Mr. Toole takes the field to-day,
starting his tour at Lewistown. Iie
will make the round of east-side
counties first, reaching this vicinity
when the campaign is at its warmest.
There is no better campaign speaker in
Montana than Mr. Toole. Men who
oppose him in politics admire his ex
eellent personal traits and the cause
will be strengthened by his active pres
ense in the field.
In its edition of yesterday, our es
teemed neighbor down the street goes
for the wicked corporations in great
form. It will be well for these soulless
combinations to go very slow for a
time and we warn them that the eye of
the republican press of Anaconda is on
them. By the way, the MTAxNIAn
eught yesterday to have mentioned the
presene of its local contemporary in
the dalily field. The Rrlerir is out
every afternoon in good shape and ex
pects to keep company with the rest of
u till the campaign closes.
In getting itself launched and out
"e the stream, the STAINDAIt i man
-"d to run against the snags that al
ys get Into tmhe way of those who
aeas in strange waters. At any
e, if thee is any rock in the channel
w--. the nKTANAS mnissed, its crew
goi t aware of thi tact. The public
dom not realise bow many hindrances
arise getting a new daily paper
, p .Slm.ally when its honme is far
g rad from the source of supplies.
Sh lrAnt Ao is coampeled to bespeak
S p Mmdse of Its readss fora time.
Fraunls Adams took his
tI esmiug to Montana to peas
as . In railroad con
whish he Is mot assumed
bamglar. Is the bead
.ad he t..o end e
mrig *1 aa no -rou
bhi b n but 9r the Vigsemss -ses
adipedt by pp ML thois retin who
haW awmn weary waitiL fer Mr.
Adam to .- and w"o e Lw oft
the egsimer. lie has been hoer, how
r, and iat now appeIars to be eartala
that work whisk .eeht to have bee
pem..d during the mmner will be
p--ue withot de ad take its
eaense with windL we.her.
In two or thun. wsta~e- P
rtlUs of Mr. Tools and Major Mag
als have sought in a lft-hmmLnd way to
ral, to their dimadvantaue, thU ques
tion of natliealty or parsentage. This
eertainly Is a waste of editorial enwrgy,
sinew enmmnent of the sort doem not
reach en who go to the ballot box.
eeetieo Right, artileb IX, of the new
eonatitutiom provides that no idiot or
lsaane person shall vote at any eleetilo
In this state; and territorial law says
practically the same.
WITH MANY THANKS.
The first duty of this newspaper is to
make its acknowledgements to the
business men of Anaconda for the gen
erous patronage withm which they favor
it. Five days ago a canvass of the city
was made and favors in advertising
were solicited. Every merchant in Ana
conda. save one, gave a favorable a.
swer and. in every instance, the re
spamse was cordial and generous.
Yesterday's edition of the nTAnIARDI)
feli little short of presenting the aver
age proportion of advertisements found
in old and prosperous newspapers.
There could be no more practical evi
dence thauu this of the favor with which
the rTANDARDI is received in its own
home. In its effort to mnake the in
vestment of money of greatest .usi
ble value, the NrTAxnARIh devotes par
ticular attention to the taste and style
in which business announcements are
displayed. In addition to this. it guar
antees a circulation from month to
mouth at least twice as large as that of
any other newspaper In the territory,
and it is ready to back this sasertion in
a manner that must satisfy the most
exacting.
Newspapers cannot live by circula
tion alone; indeed, their financial
strength is best tested by the relative
value of advertising patronage.
At any rate. a city of the siae of Ana
conda that cheerfully puts into type
the amount of money represented by
the advertisements in these columns
deserves a good newspaper -and Ana
couda is going to get it.
REGARDING REGISTRATION.
Republican newspapers are persistent
in their efforts to put democrats in a
false light before the people on the
question of registration.
The history of this business is that
a registry law was before the legisla
ture of IN17. It was fair in its pro
visions, ample in its safeguards and
just toward the voter. IRepublicans in
the house introduced the measure, but
demonuratic votes were needed to pass
it. These were readily obtained. John
It. Toole, of this county. voted for it, so
did Mr. IBrown, of Heaverhead, and
otlwrs.
The measure was introduced simply
as a bit of political strategy to put
democrats on record. Its passage was
more than the promoters of the bill
bargained for. The bill went to the
council, and tlwre it was killed by a re
publican from Jefferson county.
Last winter, the republicans, in full
control of the legislature, passed the
registration law under the provisions
of which the pending election is to he
conducted. Its unfairness is finding
demonstration every day. It is putting
many voters to unusual and unneces
sary tests. It is compelling them to
make long and expensive journeys. At
Pioneer, in this county, for instance,
nearly fifty men are obliged to travel
forty miles to register. In the lBlack
Pine district, with not less than a
hundred and fifty men, the registry
ottlce is fifteen miles away. In the El
liston district more than two hundred
men find themselves forced to travel
from fourteen to sixteen miles in order
to get their names on the list. In other
counties the distances are even greater,
and in one instance, by actual count,
forty-two voters are a hnndred and
five miles from the ottice of registry.
The provisions of the law relating to
the identification of papers or the pro
duction and proof of the same are even
more cumbersome than those regarding
the locality of the registry omices.
There's many a citizen, as worthy to
vote as any man living in the territory
and as fully entitled to do it, who will
be barred this year under the operation
of this ill-framed law.
Ikemocrats do not oplse registra
tion. Their votes in the legislature,
two years ago. made an excellent law
Inssible. IBut they oplrme tile unjust
cwheme placed in operationl by republi
canls and they so declare inl their plat
form, which also pledges the party to
give support to a plan for registration
which will be just in its operations,
which all democrats can approve and
which no fair-minded republican will
oppose.
AS TO THE SHERIFF.
When it comes to choosing between
the rival candidates for the otlice of
sheriff of Deer Lodge county, you
could do it in the dark and hit it right.
It will be diffticult for the republican
managers in this county to excuse
themselves to the voters for having
nominated Sheriff Moore for a second
term.
These gentlemen must know that,
within a few months, a grand Jury
found itself forced to pass on MW
Moor's adminstraton criticisms
severe that they ought to put him for.
MweMpons peoefhI a t
was dml ed thm t prserns a Der
Le.g were comp.eld to thre an umat
food, tha the prime was assmhy
ILthy ad that ia m-m- the pold.
meat of prieso rs by woo
e -,, U md TU ale rt , M
metership of this jury imehia as n
,,,, Rias aw ye wil meet,
in Meeta s tt le atlo was
arefu m ade. and the comety w
put to mh by te conaduct of -w of
Its chief oediers.
If any atiatry defense to tbhse
charges w ever made. people n this
metiea of the country have not heard
of It. If. ln a peeral way and utidkle
of the I.stances just recited, Mr. Meeoore
is a good man for her'f, thne people of
IJer Lode are not aware of the fact.
The woer is that a party whih
wants to win shoula try to tr on
the public a candidate whose record In
his first tern is his worst recosmenda
tion.
Men ought not to toe aresussly caosen
for so important an ol0ee as that of
sheriff. Its duties are exacting and
often serious. The eandidate named in
the democratie convention is a gentle
man regarding whose ability there is no
question with those who know him;
and the county knows him well. Mr.
Quigley, when a resident of Nevada,
served a under-sheriff. and the record
he there made is altogether to his
resdit. lie was nominated with hearti
ness, he is an excellent man for the
place, and the nTANDAoDu puts it downa
as one of the safe predictions that he
will be easily a winner.
Anacosda demnormat are evkklntly
pleased with the county ticket which i
mow eomplete. They propose to roll it
hibh on the first of Otober.
Russell B. Harrisons Is comnlg. We
suppose, therefore, tat the battle miay he
gin right off.
It Is no aannounced that Governor White
will stump the state.
it was fair and Juast a the paat o. the
coastitutionsal onvention to oeder the
election of county tlckets throughout Man
tna.. The r.putblcan prems eshasted its
enemies in criticism of the action, very
early in the canvass. We bear little tram
themn now and we shall hbear less as the
campaign advances. The tact is that the
proposition to start in with a new equip
snent throughout, when Montana beeomes
a state. commnends itself to all the people.
We suspect that the democrats of Mon
tana are not the liar ther are claimed to
he hby the Hrinsa Journal.
It voters i. Montana do not get register
e~t, the newspalpers will not he to blame
for it.
The fact renailus that statehood for
Mrn.talna is llue to demorsats.
CURRENT COMMENT
That.s What They Are.
rims telm Ianvetr News.
Hon. Martin Mginnis i. tlhdenscoratki
nomine for .contlrsr ih Montana. Ibacked
hy a estate ticket whickh is hIukwel y Hon.
J. K. Toole. Both are extmnrely ponpular.
fully kklsdtitllle with the intertet. of the
territory .ied alnumot rertain to wils.
Life's Hlerti tirtud.
ru hs the I IImam Ierlat.
It is announned that the Reading mnills
hayve started lsp. The 'riting and 'rithlne
tic mill. will shortly follow ulit.
We Are There.
Prau. the Itutte later Mnintala.
The editorl of Mosatana's fifty palrem
now engaged an earnestly at ianprt saing
upons their raders the deirabhility of reg
istering hefore it is too late. shoukld not
forget to register themselves.
ThuBs Mast Ue a Mlptahe.
Pro.m the PhUiadelphisa Prrs.
Sonim able journai are evidekstly dil
posed to hold yuung Mr. Harrisan respon
sible for the election of his father to the
prekltency, hut in public estimation he is
not guilty.
we've as [. -,ea or H:em.
Vrw the t'hklman Tirne.
Taicott has b.ee captured in Nebraska.
What a fool that manl nmuast he to he taken
in so often.
How to Use Stamplag Powdetr.
Damlpen lihen and nuslin a very little,
and stamp it. tShen, don't put a paper over
it and press It, hut stand a hot Iron on
edl, and hold the stamped goods almost
against it until the powder is met. You
can then press it. btt don't put paper over
it. For velvet, take stkiks half an inch
thick, wrap the ends with cloth to hold
the stlcks up. then they won't crease the
velvet: lay them aerms the velvet and
set the iron on them to set the nowder.
NOTED PEOPLE.
PausIen.T ('CLaVKLA.D is a pudent
man. He has had insurance policies on
his lifte for .onwa tinm to the amousnt of
$186,I0. Reeently a polkcy for $0,000 nmor
was taken out. Ilsuuratn"e Ini have coMt
sklered pmrakrltial lives uomewhat has
HowaLLSe, the novelist, loves Ita work
and dues it well, writing, like Dikkea.s, his
regular stint every day. Bret Harte, on
the other hand, never works when he can
avoId it. Hen one contracted to write for
nto onee but Houghton, Mluimln & (Co.'s pub
ik-atlon.s and e tfillked his contract,
writing ahut little for them, however.
Ea-Governor P. B. 8. PIJIcHInAC, of
Louisiatu~ one nme of the nest powerful
of polital factors is this country Is now
a membcer of the Republican Natlonal
'Comtmittee. and a professlonal iatron of
the turf. He follows the principal races
throughout the different States, enjs the
e.cite nbelit, and picks up con sketable
monsey by betting.
Gau. ROlSlrT TooMa. now ntearlng his
end, is one of the last, and the ablest, of
the mIen who controlled the .dkl slavery
dynasty. The Georglans are proud of his
courage and his ability- but they long
sine ceased to msynslmthl witb his feel
lngl on Iational topics. He eloangs to a
past epnch, while his state has snored fr
ward uito a new and better onae.
WILL'zIA K. VAKDDNmILT is soos to
build an elaborate eattage on property
which h bought at Newport some time
ago for IGl. It will, in fact, be a
smarbls pL and although only two
stories hblh wl in other dlmeusios and
fIl d be the finest and cost
t rldw l the shore. The
rou.ds are estensive, and es amntd a
fue view of or eeam.
The ws gqmt oft eea wb.
the - p l -wo over said mm spow
*lIpM$. is hat tbt days UN.
N ver sinw e .eamhadm o toe.
ehmt heo the [to my bw aw ne
or- eds u.m sg ialmvbIh. M IF -ae la
just oa e*ahym l Miumhm ada
vfrt.o ' augt to be eswtab. There.s but
o ne inger to be hmund mni that Ina
a !dies. to wu.te. Lot Omay sem that
deserves wel of the einmw asato, - to
M that he Ia mat d.ebinmshhei b that
de.au miai parisan rematl n law,
which oughtb to hare has eadMUm 'Am
wet to dsikaehbu the femwqu. mias
mmd stockmaam o Montaa.," mmd which
was borh of the eart repubicam Ialda.
Lur ofMonana
Raeghae mad do s at ato . and that.
rsbuke the party that emetmid meb a law.
Delay is dangeroum. L arddr to val. yu
Ras reglamr o n o befor. Septombar IL
Let the naturalhsd ctla.,.. oii this to.
story who have beam vatins unmoisuted
fu vesars. hbunt uj their papes that they
have nat seen far ten rears, mnd no to the
plane of regIstration mad resister, ad at
the sov thiaw regher a vow to rebuke
the poliltal party that put. you to this
great iaoanvenence mand practcally die
fvacbh. yoau by the absurd provisan
which requirs you. to produce oar pa
pers, and In asnme instianres to travel a
hunudrd nmies to register before you can
We ask all who are interested in good
government. to read the platform
of our party. Easmine the public and
husines rcords of our candidates, puares
and Investigate them in all their relatio-s
to the public, to the last and inal analy
sis, and we are confident that you will
and them worthy Montanian, anwn who
will guard and protect her interrts at all
hasand.
Register and tell your friendl to register,
and get a certieate trma the registrar
which wll entitle you to vote anywhere in
the county in whlch ysa reside.
MAIK'UM IALY, M. T. HAUK.R,
W. A. ('LARK, C. A. BlMADWATKR.
W. W. DIXON, A. J. DAVIImON,
JOHN SK'HKINKR, NAML. WORD,
WALTER (M)IPER. WM. PARBERRY,
ALFrED MEYRMS. CHAM. K. CONRAD,
C. t. MIDDL'TON, 48RANVILLENTUART,
UI. It. TINULE, W. W. MORRIS,
J. A. IAVAUE, ('ON BRAY.
L. M. KELLY, W. J. STEPHENS,
T. K. COLLINS, ED. CARDWKLL,
Comuittee.
Aaecosda, August W, 1a.
A leIsar ee Mhell-*a.h.
Mew.nant Traveler.
"How are you ?"' ak the oter to the
claun. "So you are picked up and carried
away to be eaten jUst like the rest of us."
"' c It iL m.a. Ch. if I lhad oaly heeded
the advice I received in ,ny early youtl."
"What was that Y"
"Doa't he a clan.."
NMa a Uaad Clai.
Fmaw the W nhrhnggUa ta1taL
"$o SnIfkenr iii dead.' r.vmarked De
('klnt to EIlklk.
"Yer; pe flied of Briltght dimeaae, dkln't
"1 (kMn't know whether It waa Dright'i
or not. Slufkemaae m.ew to have as wood a
elulita oft it an u)byhEly."
AFTER BREAKFAST SMILES.
Ik, yoIu ever king to .lexthall y.our .Nula
Vtar the uhaut ofI a tree in a ek· r kwler?
lo yllu ever dream of an Uoreluhrl in bkleom
Audl the moilse of Imes that ramlle It cver*?
Would you like to emat tle breath aof th mnuorn
In the green woods at a mountain ai,
Amd wander at will where you'd see no warning
(t trespuss or agMs reading: "Keep of the
('ivil War: - "Yea sr ya.u fought all
through the war, but I can't nl.nd .u
name on an y of the enlistment rolls.' "I
know it. I wasn't enlleted. I fought with
nmy wlfe."-JMusacy's W'sify.
bhipwrecked but Mafe.-Jack Tar: "We
ain't no very fur romn land, Jim! There's
been a yacht along _here lately." Jim:
"How do ou know 7" Jack Tar: "See
all them champagne corks."-L(fre.
His Opinion of GOrumar.-Little Tom
mr: .Can I eat another piece of pie?
Mamma whbo is smehlof a purist : "I
1 su youp can." tleealn tbe point:
"well, may I T" "No, dear1 you may not."
"Darn gramnar, anyway.' -A- erda.
The Farce of Old Amoclations.-Hoste.m
(neeting one of her gusts the morning
after his arrivall: Good morninll, Mr.
Brown. Brown abshentl) : Good morn
ing. Have you utsd Pear-er-what a
beautiful morningl -Londoa Judy.
An Effective Threat :-New Yorker: "No,
air; I have no money for you.' Dirty
Tramnp: "Well. I don't see nothingl tf me
ter do but drown myself." "I can't help
that." "'All right. Where's the reser
voir?" "Here! Take this dollar and
Sure Slign.-Bridget: "Shall I rave the
hall lanmp hurnin' ma'am ?" Mitrest.:
"No. I am pretty sure Mr. Jones won't be
home until dayllght. He kissed me three
timen before he left and pave me t2) for a
new spring bonnet."-Terre Hnaute wr
Nure Preventive of Mosquito Bites:
Take the cover off your cistern, emrawl into
the cistern, replace the cover, and duck
uunder the water. As lon as you remainl
there entirely suhmerge.l in water, we
will stake our reputation for varacity that
you'll not he bitten hby a mosquito.-I-ea
rill. Breeze.
Ratler Small Potatoes.-A very dimin
utive boy aJplied at the resdnce of udge
Peterby of Austin, Texas. "You adver
timd for a hoy to help work in the gar
den." said the youth. "You will not an
swer. You are so small that you wouki
have to use a step-laekler to dig potatoes."
--T.. r W nriraan
- Texas msflige.
A Dauglater of the Perlod.-"Did Mr.
Grandleron-- - lx-a ,ak to your, pap'."
"Yes. I. maid that he had asked you to
manrry hin. andyou had rconsnted: and
tlei he wanted lmy pernlisukm." "And
what did you say. ma dear? You con
e.nsted, of course . "No. I told him If
you had aid ye' thimat settled it. And
anything I ailgt may or do wouldn't make
tIn slightest mdierence."- -Grip.
A Real Funny Girl.-"Ph, George," she
mumurred, "I know that you are strong
and will protect ne. yet even now, as we
recline in this swingin hamlmock I am
surrounded hr fear." 'ear my dardlng I"
maid George DRonely. "'What f.r can
surround you?" "Atnalospht ," she
chuckled, and the hammock broke down
VU puUaun 5rr.-u- Ua wm AmerreWZ.
The Advanced Method.-First Onshab
Mis: "PI'mm e ad you like thee stor of
"The Phantom Mist : or, the Shadow of a
Sound.' How .ar have you te with
it Meaoud 4haha Mss -ve read
t la t. cha land a ltle in the
-kklbe al the .oo. Omaha MXl:
Wd l eopu will be rhared when u.-
Wwdd-Hbrw oaM.ya b ~~n- 1
ESTES '9ONNELL,
]ORC]NTIL@ COMP] NV.
SPGCIA L
THIS WEEK.
Dry Goods Department.
We Must Have Roomr I Therefore
All Summer Goods ust Go.
THIS IS YOUR ROTUNI-TY'
BUY (100 AT YOUR
OWN PRICE.
TWO GREAT BARGAINS'
* IN *
DRESS GOODS!
TH IS D I<.
No. 1-4o Inch all 1 Tricot at 48c per yard.
No. a. 26-inch Cotton and Wool Mixed Novelties
at zoc per yard. Think of it I z3 yards for $z.
Clothing Department.
Great reductions in all Summer weight goods. New
Goods are beginning to arrive and we must have
space. So if you would look to your own interest
see our great drives this week and take advantage of
them,' for the time is limited.
Grocery Department.
WVe make a special poin to keep everything that i
only first class in this depa ent, as our past reputaticl
will show. Our stock of aple and Fancy Grocerie
Queensware and Glas re is without an equal
Montana. .
Latest Designs in 1 11 Paper. See Them.
Respectfully,
Estes & Connell Mercantile Companl